My name is Kurt Klaus. Im a Navy Corpsman stationed on Camp Lejeune, NC with Bravo Company, 2D Medical Battallion. Iv been in a little over a year and set to deploy hopefully early/mid next year timeframe.

Been trained in the Navy medical field, TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care), NBC and am currently getting certified for OEMS and certified EMT-B out in the civilian sector. I have also trained under Marine Corps standards and although not a frontline "grunt" unit, we of course still have to qualify with USMC weapons (mainly M4 and M9) and conduct FXs, MOUT, etc. Before I was with 2D Med, I was with Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune and to the outlying clinics (doing sickcall, coverages, etc).

I recieved the ASF email, and yes I do take airsoft furthur than just a game as I personally use airsoft as a training tool as well as a way of a "game/sport/hobby". Began airsoft back in OH a few years back and saw the potential immediatly of more than just a game. After I joined the military and moved down to NC, I continued my passion with the group there. I am also avid into Real Steal, mainly AR varients (I like Rock Rivers) and competition shooting (when I get the chance).

Theres of course probably more people with more experience (I have not deployed yet), but I can still help and share some of my earlier experiences.

(PS. Same guy from ASF)

Welcome to YCD, and thank you for your service.

outstanding, glad to have you here.

Semper Fi Devil Doc!

as far as real firearms training goes me, my bro and a couple of friends could use a little training. i know i havent been out at the south field but i need to get some tools to get my box mag fixed. i have shot real steels before and own the high quality civ. aks but dont get the chance to use it a lot and normally only get around 12-16 inch groups at 50yds. my bro hasnt shot a rs in a long time and needs prof. help. thanks if you can help out.

hello and glad to have you with us Kurt